Last year, Spotify introduced the ability for users to leave comments on podcast episodes, perhaps as a first step to becoming something more like a social media platform. Now, the company is continuing in that direction: Today (August 26), they… Read More
Magdalena Bay had a major winner with their 2024 album Imaginal Disk, which managed to land within the top 20 of the Uproxx Music Critics Poll. It’s been almost exactly a year since the project was released and the band… Read More
In 2011, writer Denis Johnson published a novella, Train Dreams. Set in the early 1900s, it tells the story of a railroad laborer and the ups and downs of his life journey. It’s a story that caught Hollywood’s eye, as… Read More
Oasis launched their hotly anticipated Oasis Live ’25 reunion tour in their native UK back in early July. Nearly two months later, Noel Gallagher, Liam Gallagher, and company have finally hit North American shores. Oasis began the run of US,… Read More
The Uproxx Music Festival And Tour Preview series is sponsored by Priceline, where music fans can find deals on flights, hotels, and more. Lollapalooza may have cemented itself as Chicago’s all-encompassing, world-beating music festival. That said, later this month, the… Read More
Sombr is emerging as a star, with a profile big enough to land a Tonight Show performance slot. It’s all coming together as he releases his new album, I Barely Know Her, today (August 22). Among the highlights is “Crushing,”… Read More
Before Zach Bryan and Kings Of Leon released their recent collaboration “Bowery,” Bryan called it the “honor of my life.” It was a Bryan song featuring Kings Of Leon, and now Bryan has returned the favor by hopping on another… Read More
Steven and Ian open with a quick Sportscast about the new Dallas Cowboys documentary on Netflix, which Steven loves. They also discuss a viral tweet about the supposed best rock songs of the last 25 years, which includes a lot… Read More
Leave it to Toro Y Moi to put a unique spin on the modern deluxe album trend. Last year, he dropped Hole Erth, a nostalgic review of his suburban teen years with an odd combo of indie and rap sensibilities.… Read More
For decades, The Beatles Anthology has been a definitive document of the band, consisting of a documentary, compilations albums, and a book. It gets updated from time to time, and now is one of those times. It’s a big one,… Read More